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Old 01-05-2019, 03:49 PM
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Default Confused ...... a Hydro 1872 question
Model 1872

I just drained ( 3/8 square plug and removed rear cover) the hydro assy.

wiped clean the inside of the rear axle housing , installed new gasket and

bolted cover back on , re-installed drain plug.

Refilled 7 quarts of Hy-Tran into the fill / dipstick tube.

Started tractor allowed for a min of warm up , ( rear wheels off ground)

slowly moved hydrostat lever forward , straining sound in pump , moved

lever back to "neutral" , straining sound stopped , moved slowly to reverse ,

straining sound again. Shut tractor down , no leaks , oil is a proper level on

dipstick.

What am I missing ? ? Tractor ran great and drove good prior to drain

and fill. Thanks for the assistance !
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Old 01-05-2019, 03:53 PM
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Did you change the Hydro Filter...???

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Sounds like it is air locked. Try rotating the rear tires after you put the directional control lever in forward.
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Did you change the Hydro Filter...???
If the filter was changed, what filter was used? A few years ago someone found a rag left in the rear after the service was done.
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Yes I did change the filter. I don’t remember the number right now , but’s it’s a Baldwin filter , we are a Baldwin , Donaldson , and Racor distributor. So I have plenty of confidence in the proper filter cross.
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Old 01-05-2019, 05:29 PM
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This is the list of filters that work.
Cub Cadet 923-3014
NAPA 1410
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Baldwin BT8486
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Yea the Cub # crossed to the Baldwin BT 8486 that’s what I installed.
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Was there any issue before doing this? Or was this purely maintenance?
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The tractor was running and driving just fine. I was merely doing some long over due maintenance as the hyd oil was looking poorly , just dirty , no water inclusion.
I drained the bottom plug , removed rear diff cover , drained. Changed filter , refilled with Hy Tran.

Then upon restart ..... no love
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Did you prefill the filter , (airlock maybe)
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